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COM3000 Integrator's Manual Technicolor COM3000 Integrator’s Manual www.technicolor.com/mcs Page 1 Revision Record Revision Date Revision Editor Revision Description Draft1 2/18 Angelo Peruch 1st draft Draft2 4/25/18 Angelo Peruch Added UL information in Sections 2.1 and 12 Added System lock feature Added QAM20 section 5/14 Angelo Peruch Added “disable flooding” in COM400 switch settings 6/6/18 Doug Strachota Final Edits 10/8/19 MCS TEAM Document review Draft3 11/21/19 Angelo Peruch Update COM400 section, graphics, get set, external sources, tune all www.technicolor.com/mcs Page 2 Contents 1 Definitions ................................................................................................................................... 9 2 Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 12 2.1 Intended Usage ............................................................................................................................... 12 3 COM3000 Product Overview .................................................................................................... 13 3.1 Additional Features ......................................................................................................................... 15 3.2 Compatibility with Previous Hardware ........................................................................................... 16 3.3 Mechanical Overview ...................................................................................................................... 16 3.4 COM400 Chassis .............................................................................................................................. 16 3.5 COM51 Card .................................................................................................................................... 18 3.6 COM51A .......................................................................................................................................... 19 3.7 QAM20 ............................................................................................................................................ 20 4 Installation Overview ................................................................................................................ 21 4.1 System Connections ........................................................................................................................ 21 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21 4.2 Pre-Installation ................................................................................................................................ 21 4.3 Training and Support ....................................................................................................................... 21 4.4 Required Tools ................................................................................................................................ 22 4.5 Site Survey ....................................................................................................................................... 22 4.6 Distribution Networks ..................................................................................................................... 23 4.7 Channel Lineup ................................................................................................................................ 23 4.8 External Video Sources .................................................................................................................... 24 4.9 TV Compatibility .............................................................................................................................. 24 4.10 Installation Guidelines ..................................................................................................................... 25 4.11 AT&T / DIRECTV Activation ............................................................................................................. 25 4.12 Component Assembly ..................................................................................................................... 26 4.13 Setting up Multiple Chassis ............................................................................................................. 27 4.14 System Power Up ............................................................................................................................ 29 4.15 System startup LED Behavior .......................................................................................................... 29 Boot up ........................................................................................................................................................ 29 4.16 LED Behavior after Boot up ............................................................................................................. 30 5 COM400 Chassis ....................................................................................................................... 31 www.technicolor.com/mcs Page 3 5.1 Accessing the COM400 User interface ............................................................................................ 31 5.2 Port Definitions ............................................................................................................................... 32 5.3 Setting a Password .......................................................................................................................... 33 5.4 COM400 Software Update .............................................................................................................. 33 5.5 COM400 Settings for Multicast ....................................................................................................... 34 5.6 IGMP Settings .................................................................................................................................. 35 5.7 Port Settings .................................................................................................................................... 36 5.8 Changing the Chassis Management IP address (OPTIONAL) .......................................................... 37 5.9 Save Changes to Running Configuration ......................................................................................... 39 5.10 COM51 Card Discovery Issues ......................................................................................................... 40 5.11 Debugging Tips ................................................................................................................................ 40 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 40 6 The COM51 Web Interface ....................................................................................................... 41 6.1 User Password ................................................................................................................................. 41 6.2 COM51 Licensing ............................................................................................................................. 42 6.3 Overview Tab .................................................................................................................................. 44 6.3.1 QAM Summary ........................................................................................................................ 45 6.3.2 Display Options ....................................................................................................................... 45 6.3.3 Channel Tuning Options .......................................................................................................... 46 6.3.4 Security Mode ......................................................................................................................... 47 6.4 Discover Page .................................................................................................................................. 49 6.4.1 Explanation of Discover Page Fields ........................................................................................ 49 6.5 The Basic Channel Tune Screen....................................................................................................... 51 6.6 Advanced Tune ................................................................................................................................ 52 6.6.1 Informational Status ................................................................................................................ 55 6.7 Displaying COM3000 Status ............................................................................................................ 63 6.8 Pairing Info ...................................................................................................................................... 64 6.9 TuneAll ............................................................................................................................................ 67 6.10 Help ................................................................................................................................................. 69 6.11 SysInfo ............................................................................................................................................. 69 6.12 HealthInfo.......................................................................................................................................
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